John Murtaugh - Blues Current (1970) [Vinyl]
Artist: John Murtaugh
Title: Blues Current
Year Of Release: 1970
Label: Polydor [24-4016]
Genre: Soul-Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Jazz Rock, Blues
Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / [24bit-96kHz]
Total Time: 38:36
Total Size: 89 mb / 233 mb / 829 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Blues Current
Year Of Release: 1970
Label: Polydor [24-4016]
Genre: Soul-Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Jazz Rock, Blues
Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / [24bit-96kHz]
Total Time: 38:36
Total Size: 89 mb / 233 mb / 829 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
From Down Beat 37-15 (July 23, 1970 in a review by Dan Morgenstern:
"Murtaugh, once a very capable jazz tenor saxophonist (older readers may recall a Bethlehem LP, Bobby Scott and Two Horns, on which he was prominently featured), has for some time been a successful composer of TV music of all sorts, from jingles to documentary scores. His work in these areas has been first-rate, though by its very nature transitory and often uncredited."
"Murtaugh, once a very capable jazz tenor saxophonist (older readers may recall a Bethlehem LP, Bobby Scott and Two Horns, on which he was prominently featured), has for some time been a successful composer of TV music of all sorts, from jingles to documentary scores. His work in these areas has been first-rate, though by its very nature transitory and often uncredited."
:: TRACKLIST ::
A1 – Blues Current (02:54)
A2 – Blues For Dreaming (04:07)
A3 – Slinky (03:00)
A4 – Good Old Fashioned Electronic Synthesizer Blues (04:32)
A5 – Travelin' Man (05:00)
B1 – Ramblin' (04:20)
B2 – The Floater (02:40)
B3 – The Sine Wave's Connected To The Pulse Wave (03:40)
B4 – All Day Saturday (03:11)
B5 – Moon Rock (04:36)
Arranged By, Synthesizer [Moog], Programmed By – John Murtaugh
Artwork By – David E. Krieger
Bass [Electric] – Gerry Jemmott
Drums – Bernard Purdie
Engineer – Dave Sanders, Freddie Weinberg, John Murtaugh
Photography By – Joel Brodsky
Piano – Herbie Hancock
Written-By – John Murtaugh, Spencer Michlin (tracks: A5)
Produced By Grant & Murtaugh Productions, Inc.
The recording of the synthesizer, composing, arranging, programming and engineering at a home studio in 1969
